This play ends with one of its two choruses mockingly praising Cleophon for fighting so far from his
 homeland. One character is not allowed on a boat because of his earlier cowardice in which he did not fight
 in the Battle of Arginusae. The main character of this play attains a club and dons a lio
This play ends with one of its two choruses mockingly praising Cleophon for fighting so far from his
 homeland. One character is not allowed on a boat because of his earlier cowardice in which he did not fight
 in the Battle of Arginusae. The main character of this play attains a club and dons a lion hide, which makes
 Plathane and her mistress mistake him for Hercules. This play features the constantly complaining slave
 Xanthias. The central character of this work is charged with determining whether Euripides or Aeschylus is
 the better playwright. The title chorus in this work sings the nonsense chant "Brekekekex koax koax." For
 10 points, name this Aristophanes play in which Dionysus visits the underworld.
This play ends with one of its two choruses mockingly praising Cleophon for fighting so far from his
 homeland.
The {Frogs} [or {Batrachoi}]